If you ran pcs cluster destroy then, yes that will delete cluster.conf
(at least it did when I just tried it) - which seems reasonable
behaviour to me.
If you want it back then you should either rerun pcs to create the
cluster again or rescue the file from system backups I suppose.
Chrissie
On 16/02/2021 09:42, Harishkumar Pathangay wrote:
Hi,
This is so stupid of me asking such a question.
But the corosync.conf is missing in both the nodes.
Will this file be there only if I have a cluster definition? [may be I
have destroyed the cluster not sure though….]
Assume if there is no clusters at all defined, suppose if I destroy the
cluster should I expect corosync.conf file in its location?
Thanks,
Harish P
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